Westminster City Council is urging Transport for London (TfL) to halt orders introducing “permanent changes” to Oxford Street due to fury over a “sham”…

Lucy Ash makes visible those communities and people that are hidden away Some of the portraits at the exhibition are hidden behind the artist’s…

Celebrating 10 Years with a Spectacular West End Concert UYT will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a landmark concert event at the Sondheim Theatre,…

‘There is no other exhibition like this in the world’ Herne Hill artist Martin Grover has just been informed that his screenprint, A Strong…

Paintings that demand to be encountered and confronted in person Slipping Through Skin is Louise Howard’s new body of work, a collection that interrogates…

Following a sold-out, month-long run at the Edinburgh Fringe, multi-award-winning comedian, writer, podcaster and actor Rob Auton brings back CAN: The Story of a…

Poetry In Motion ‘Working people relax on the balcony of a disreputable pub near the docks of Rotherhithe’ reads the caption next to James…

A cosmopolitan celebrity who disrupted Victorian society Tate Britain will launch Europe’s largest retrospective of James McNeill Whistler in 3 decades. Bringing together 150…

A theatrical phenomenon First seen 45 years ago, the Olivier Award-winning and much-loved Jeeves Takes Charge returns to London for a strictly limited season…

Participate in a collective counterpoint to today’s fractious discourse on national identity The National Portrait Gallery unveils A National Portrait for the National Portrait…

Fisherman’s Friends meets Choir of Man Following acclaimed runs at the Edinburgh Fringe and Ambassadors Theatre in the West End, high-energy musical sensation Shantify…

“You won’t know me when I come back” Teresa Deevy (1894 – 1963) was an Irish dramatist and writer. She was at the height of…